First thing that leaps out is the structuring of your sentences, and use (or lack of ) of punctuation. For example:

It's been a while hasn't it? Those with long memories will remember I took a break from the blog to try and pursue other goals and interests, sadly those goals and interests fell short of my original intentions and I am always changing my plans. But enough of my dead projects here is a game I got from Gamestation before it shut down.

should, in my view, be more along the lines of:

It's been a while, hasn't it? Those with long memories will remember that I took a break from the blog to try and pursue other goals and interests; sadly those goals and interests fell short of my original intentions and I am always changing my plans (not really sure that this makes sense...I get the gist of what you're trying to say, but it doesn't really come across clearly). Enough of my dead projects, though - the following is about a game I got from Gamestation before it shut down.

Can you see the difference? A bit more structure, more pauses, and I think it flows a bit better. Always read back what you've written, several times, and imagine that you're reading it for the first time. When writing, you know what you're trying to get across, but as the reader, you're not privy to that information - the words in front of you are all that you have. I'll read some more later when I've more time and try and offer more advice (if you want it!).